Howard Brazee

I was looking at my apps and discovered some games with names in
oriental characters.

I found out that these apps are named "InvisMazeFree" and "GoldMiner",
by finding them in the Finder. (or by telling my device to delete
them from the device).

I did a "get info" on them in iTunes, but the names are
write-protected. I'd like to change their names on the iPad, so
people can search for them without knowing which folder they are in.

I'll check to see if my grandchildren play with these, and if not,
delete them. But other than deleting them, am I stuck with these app
names?

Howard Brazee

I also have an app "Routes" that my iPad doesn't find in search -
unless I give it the Spanish name "Rutas" (which is the name of the
file).

Also - I have a book app "Best of Sherlock Holmes", which has a type
of "business". I'd like to correct that.

--
"In no part of the constitution is more wisdom to be found,
than in the clause which confides the question of war or peace
to the legislature, and not to the executive department."

- James Madison

nospam

In article <8p73h7tbdrnhodbe4dsjsj5hfib45fsi2n@4ax.com>, Howard Brazee
<howard@brazee.net> wrote:

> I also have an app "Routes" that my iPad doesn't find in search -
> unless I give it the Spanish name "Rutas" (which is the name of the
> file).
>
> Also - I have a book app "Best of Sherlock Holmes", which has a type
> of "business". I'd like to correct that.

contact the developers.